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TBIS Overview

The Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Society (TBIS) is a charitable organization created to foster, develop and promote all aspects of science and technology in the bioengineering of materials, fibers and textiles, and to study how fibers, textiles and clothing influence human biology, medicine, behavior and health, as well as human living environments.

The TBIS organizes events including international symposium, industry workshops/forums, R&D in testing and evaluation and standards. It publishes its proceedings and an academic journal (Journal of Fiber Bioengineering and Informatics).

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Objectives

To advance concepts and explore knowledge in textile bioengineering from the molecular to the human-textile-environment systems;
To develop innovative materials, fibers, devices, and apparel products for protection, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease;
To promote multidisciplinary research and collaborations from nano science, nanotechnology, chemistry, physics, biology, medicine science, material science, textile science and technology, clothing science and technology, mathematics, computer science and informatics, human physiology, anthropology, to fashion design, engineering design and interior design;
To encourage the participation of the entire scientific community related to the advancement of the science, engineering and technology related to fiber bioengineering;
To promote high quality and high impact cross-discipline and cross-institution research;
To recognize outstanding achievement in basic and applied bioengineering research in fiber bioscience, bioengineering and biotechnology at the graduate student level;
To recognize distinguished professional achievement in basic and applied research in fiber bioscience, bioengineering and biotechnology by awarding distinguished achievement award to scientists;
To recognize an outstanding contribution to fiber bioscience, bioengineering and biotechnology by awarding the Founders’ Award to a professionally active scientist;
To disseminate the knowledge of scientific findings, technology innovations and product innovations to populations worldwide for promoting healthy life styles with use of biomaterials and biofunctional fibers and eco-textiles by establishing official journal, developing open knowledge portals and technology platforms;
To develop standards and technology platforms for disseminating the knowledge and promoting healthy life styles and environmental sustainability by designing, engineering, manufacturing, evaluating, using and recycling eco-materials, fibers and textiles.

Symposium

Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Society organize annual symposium, which is held jointly with different hosting institute at different places.

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Publication

Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Symposium Proceedings

ISSN:19423438

All accepted papers in conference proceedings will be collected and can be free downloaded. The proceedings will apply for inclusive in CPCI (ISTP) indexing, as well as Scopus/ Ei Compendex. High quality papers after peer review will be selected for publication in the Journal of Fiber Bioengineering and Informatics.

JFBI Journal

Jounal: Journal of Fiber Bioengineering and Informatics

ISSN: 1940-8676

The Journal of Fiber Bioengineering and Informatics (JFBI) is an academic peer-reviewed and fully refereed international journal to promote multidisciplinary research and collaborations across different fields. The JFBI publishes quarterly to generate high-impact research outputs in terms of academic citations, industrial applications and contributions to society. All works published by JFBI are original works which do not contain any previously published research results. The types of works that JFBI publishes range from molecular to human-fiber-environment systems. The JFBI publishes with an open-access publication model, meaning that all interested readers will be able to freely access the journal online without any need for a subscription. This model is intended to promote academic exchanges and enhance the impact of research.